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The '''soul''', in many mythological, religious, philosophical, and psychological traditions, is the incorporeal and, in many conceptions, immortal essence of a person, living thing, or object. | The '''soul''', in many mythological, religious, philosophical, and psychological traditions, is the incorporeal and, in many conceptions, immortal essence of a person, living thing, or object. | ||
In ''[[MediEvil (series)|MediEvil]],'' '''souls''' of [[Dan]]'s vanquished enemies fill the [[Chalice]]. These souls | In ''[[MediEvil (series)|MediEvil]],'' '''souls''' of [[Dan]]'s vanquished enemies fill the [[Chalice]]. These souls are marked as '''bad '''on the [[Gallowmere Wiki|Wiki]]. | ||
Some enemies Daniel encounters are '''soulless''', however, and killing them does not fill the Chalice.<br />There are also enemies with '''good souls'''. Killing such enemies drains the Chalice of its power instead. | Some enemies Daniel encounters are '''soulless''', however, and killing them does not fill the Chalice.<br />There are also enemies with '''good souls'''. Killing such enemies drains the Chalice of its power instead. | ||